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Windproof, water repellent and lined for extra warmth, the Sylva insulated puffer jacket is good for any adventure. Choose your colour. Choose your adventure.

With its silver-toned puffiness and drawstring waist for shape, the Myotis insulated jacket is both posh and practical taking you from country to city with ease.

This Winter calls for puffy cloud-like layering.

The SYLVA jacket is a classic in four colour ways, lined and insulated to keep you warm and protected.

Dr .schnell is a researcher, storyteller and National Geographic Explorer. Her research explores the intelligence of marine animals, mainly focusing on cuttlefish and octopus. As the Lead Storyteller and Producer of Secrets of the Octopus ( /) Schnell takes us on a deep dive into the world of these mesmerizing creatures, offering a unique perspective that not only changes how we view octopuses but also deepens our connection with the entire ocean and its myriad inhabitants. Schnell’s work encourages new understandings of intelligent life, reshapes how we think about diverse animal minds, and ultimately influences the way we treat animals.

“Our oceans need healing, they cover over 70% of our planet and yet there are converging crises of climate change, biodiversity loss, and welfare risks to marine animals,” says Schnell. “But in order to heal our oceans we need to first be able to empathise with it. How do we empathise with a huge mass of water? We need to think about, and connect with, the critters it supports. The creatures of the sea, from the smallest fish to the largest whales are not so different from us. Many are vulnerable, possess intelligence, and have the capacity to experience emotions. Recognizing these traits helps dissolve the “otherness” of the ocean, reminding us of our shared vulnerability and interconnection.”

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It maybe be chilly outside but layer up and get out and explore the magic of rainforests, mountains and the coast. All you need is a good puffer and a fleece and you can enjoy the greatness of nature this winter warm and protected.

On the 31st May National Geographic and the .museum hosted a special evening with Australian icon and marine conservationist, , to coincide with the extraordinary and historic exhibition, Valerie Taylor: An Underwater Life.

Guests were invited to a film screening of Playing with Sharks, the enduring story of Valerie Taylor, followed by an empowering panel discussion moderated by .museum Curator of Ocean Science and Technology, Emily Jateff, featuring Valerie Taylor; Playing with Sharks film producer, ; and National Geographic Explorer, Producer and Storyteller of Secrets of the Octopus, .schnell.

Like any good Friday night movie, popcorn and were served, followed by a special after hours viewing of the "Valerie Taylor: An Underwater Life" exhibition.

A few lucky competition prize winners had the chance to meet Valerie Taylor, and we feel everyone left with a little extra knowledge and love for our precious ocean and the underwater life that inhabits it.

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Introducing the Aurora Hooded Insulated Coat. Long in length, lightweight with heat retention, windproof and water repellent, this coat will keep you warm and dry all day.

Re-introducing the Taruga, a versatile and functional jacket with detachable faux fur trim and detachable logo badge and zipper straps on arm – allowing a multi-way wear. When also accounting for the myriad of pockets, zips and an adjustable hood, the water-resistant and insulated Taruga becomes one practical and enduring piece.

Explore up to 50% off National Geographic Wear* including puffer jackets, Gore-Tex, waterproof, windproof and more.

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The height of warmth, the Reimann features advanced insulation technology that generates and retains heat. Water-repellent and windproof, it has an adjustable drawstring hem for a closer fit and polar fleece lining on the inner neck to keep you warm. A classic design makes the Reimann a winter mainstay.

Created in the 1970s, polar fleece was revolutionary in creating durable lightweight pieces that retain body heat and keep moisture away from the skin. National Geographic Wear’s range of fleece levels up, with great style and practicality.

The Osqoodi reversible vest is lightweight and highly durable with a myriad of details. This regular fit gilet is quilted on one side, and soft contrast fleece on the other. Reversible with press stud front closure and side pockets functioning on both sides, it’s safe to say this two-way wear vest is one practical piece.  

The Sylva insulated jacket is a new classic. Water repellent and windproof with utility pockets, the Sylva comes in five colourways including the featured colour-blocked orange and jade featured on and in the AW24 campaign.

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Introducing the Orca Fleece Zip-Up Jacket. A high-density fleece for extra warmth with a simple silhouette and subtle logo placement; the Orca fleece is a classic that takes you from the city to the country with ease.

For sunny days with a cool autumn breeze. The reversible Osqoodi vest is there for you during that more temperamental weather.

Introducing the Loudi t-shirt cut from eco-friendly regen fabric produced from recycled plastic bottles to assist in reducing waste and carbon emissions.

With a pocket detail sleeve detail, the Loudi t-shirt collection is available in olive, oak, black and red bean.

Perfect for layering as we step into autumn.

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Layering neutral tones is an airtight way of looking good. Nature has perfected this hack, with muted sandy browns, sea blues with hints of green in the softness of first light on the Australian shoreline.

Together, these colours subtly invite us to explore.

Introducing the Taruga. A unisex insulated jacket, with slightly different cuts for men and women, pending your choice of fit.

We like to think of the Taruga as a modular piece. The fully removable hood allows the jacket to be worn more like an aviation-style fit. If you prefer the hood sans faux fur, the trim is detachable for a simpler aesthetic.

Kitted out with utility pockets at the front, side and inside the jacket, the Taruga has some serious storage.

The National Geographic logo badge is detachable to reveal a subtle black-on-black logo treatment. Style your way. It’s totally modular. Totally up to you.

In Conversation with Valerie Taylor OAM

“Darling,” Valerie starts to say, “I've had my life, and I've had the best lot of anybody I know. I have lived through the best time that's ever been on this planet.” And she’s right. Valerie and her husband Ron travelled the world over, capturing the most beautiful marine life and seascapes. In 2010 Valerie became a member of the Order of Australia for her work in conserving marine animals and their habitats. At 88 years old, she is still advocating for the conservation of our oceans and the marine life that inhabit them.

Featuring as the face of our launch campaign for National Geographic Wear, Valerie embodies what it means to be a pioneering voice and creative in the world of conservation. We spoke to her about her journey, barely scraping the surface of her wonderous and adventure-filled life.

Read the interview here: https://natgeostore.com.au/blogs/news/real-people-real-stories-valerie-taylor-oam

National Geographic Wear Flagship Stores have launched in Melbourne Central and Westfield Chatswood. As a brand that champions innovation and education in our storytelling, we also apply these ideas practically. Our retail stores have been designed to be practical and modular; taking on the form of a gallery space, able to adapt seasonally to new ideas using the same core fixtures. Large digital screens span the back wall and ceiling with immersive locally filmed nature and seascapes illuminating the stores.

The QVB Sydney Pop-up is a conceptual space that emanates our human urge to explore. To travel. With design elements found in aircraft hangars, the space features a curated collection of pieces for the urban explorer.

All our spaces feature the iconic National Geographic yellow portal that has been developed as a 3D printed object with the School of Design team at RMIT University, Melbourne. Developed from a bio-based plastic and entirely compostable, the unique design process of the portal demonstrates the power of science and research and how it can contribute to a more progressive and sustainable future. Each portal with a unique pattern formed by an algorithm that maps the biodiversity of the area in which it sits.

Our BLUEWAVE® hangers created with Arch & Hook are made from 100% recycled ocean-bound plastic, marine plastic and recycled post-consumer plastic, collected predominantly from four of the most polluting rivers in the world. At the end of their lifespan, BLUEWAVE® hangers can be recycled to remake new hangers, making them completely circular.

Come and explore our curated range of insulated puffer jackets, graphic prints, tailored track pants and accessories, all with that elevated adventure energy.

Visit us in-store this weekend at our Melbourne Central and Westfield Chatswood stores, or our Sydney Pop-Up in the Queen Victoria Building.

World Environment Day 2023

This World Environment Day focuses on the impact of plastics on the planet and the people and businesses who are driving solutions around this. Over 400million tonnes of plastic is produced every year and less than 10% is recycled. The worlds consumed plastic ends up in our lakes, rivers, and seas. The solution to this problem: science and innovation.

World Environment Day 2023 asks that people and businesses not only act against plastic pollution but share innovative ways of working with this material. This will help to create healthier practices for the environment and inspire others.

One of the organisations we have worked with at National Geographic Store is Arch & Hook, adopting their BLUEWAVE® technology for our retail store hangers. BLUEWAVE® hangers are made from 100% recycled ocean bound plastic, marine plastic and recycled post-consumer plastic, collected predominantly from four of the most polluting rivers in the world. At the end of their lifespan BLUEWAVE® hangers can be recycled to make new hangers, meaning they are completely circular.

It’s practices like these that will make a difference in the fight against plastic pollution.

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Quality, durability, and style brought to life through a creative lens. Discover the world of National Geographic Wear.

We are excited to reveal our hoardings have gone up at:
Melbourne Central, our first flagship retail store,
Westfield Chatswood, Sydney, our second store to open,
and Canberra Centre, opening in June.

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